From the above diagram,
The normal force (n) = Pushing force (F)
In this case normal force is independent of mass of box.
So the larger the pushing force have larger normal force.
Rank the boxes on the basis of the magnitude of the normal force acting on them( largest to smallest ).
(150 N pushing on 7kg box against wall) =(150 N pushing on 1kg box against wall ) > (140 N pushing on 5kg box against wall)= (140 N pushing on 3kg box against wall) > (130 N pushing on 7kg box against wall)> (120 N pushing on 3kg box against wall).
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Part B
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the force of the 2kg block on the 3kg block, F2on3
the force of the 3kg block on the 1kg block, F3on1
the force of the...
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